Two Year Olds

This class consists of toddlers ranging from 26-36 months** with a teacher to child ratio of 1:6.

While your child is in our care, they will go though many developmental stages that will help them grow and learn new tasks in their lives. This is the age at which children begin to understand and exert their independence. By now, you may be familiar with the phrase “No, I do it!” This is the two-year-old motto. During this time we begin teaching self-help skills so children feel empowered to care for themselves and their environment. The classroom has a limited number of rules that help ensure the safety of the students, such as: gentle touches with friends and materials; walking feet inside; listening ears (i.e., shoes on, feet on the floor); and, helping hands.

Milestones: potty training; hand washing; teeth brushing; self-serving at meals; and, dressing themselves.

Parents will receive a daily Lift-Off sheet that will inform you of your child’s activities for that day and invitations and notes regarding classroom opportunities. Outside the room you will find a parent information board that will inform you of our daily schedule, menus, along with information about our weekly curriculum.

Children in this age group are either in the process of potty training or are potty trained.

*NOTE: Children are placed in classes based on development not age.

Teachers

Lexi

Alixus, Lexi for short, has had several classes in Early Childhood Education. She has years of experience in childcare watching her nieces and nephews as well as teaching Bible classes. Lexi and her husband Alan just welcomed a beautiful baby girl.

"I just love watching children discover new things. Helping them learn and grow is such a joy!"

Loren

Loren has an Associate of Arts in Child Development, a Certification of Mastery, Directors Credentials, and is currently working on obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Early Intervention Child Development. She has six years of experience in childcare. In her spare time, Loren loves watching movies, attending concerts, going to the gym, and spending time with friends and family.

"I love watching the children get excited about trying new things and watching them grow and develop from the time they first move into a classroom to the time they move up!"